Use Of Visual Infusion Phlebitis Score To Care And Control

Use Of Visual Infusion Phlebitis Score To Care And Control vip score It is best practice to regularly assess each PVL using a Visual Infusion Phlebitis score The VIP score is based around a traffic light design, and vip time PIVCs must be removed if clinically indicated as per the VIP score, or replaced every 72 hours The PIVC must be visibly checked and VIP score recorded each

vip time VIP Scoring Tool Ref : Renal Association 2011 Vascular Access for haemodialysis guidelinesmodulesvascular-access-for

vip vk The intervention consisted of introducing the VIP score document for daily cannula assessments and their duration not exceeding 72 hours Medical doctors and All patients with an intravenous access device should have the IV site checked every shift for signs of infusion phlebitis The VIP score and action taken (